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November 08, 2025

INTO THE PARK (1.30) can stroll home for Philip Hobbs and Johnson White in the handicap hurdle at Sandown.

The six-year-old got back on track with a near miss to Dargiannini on his comeback at Uttoxeter.

That race is working out pretty well so the gelding can extend his yard's flying start down in grade.

SALVER (12.30) can serve it up to his sole rival for Team Moore in the opening novices' chase.

The gelding was a classy hurdler and he can take advantage of a simple task switched to fences, while the shrewd yard can strike again in the maiden hurdle with HURRICANE PAT (2.05), who ended a productive bumper campaign by caning Three Pikes at Chepstow.

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